Explore Fall in the Smoky Mountains
Eight scenic fall driving tours, Dollywood’s Harvest Festival, a glass-floor walk across the Gatlinburg SkyBridge, and Sevierville’s History and Haunts, here’s how to chase the color this season.
Day Trip from Pigeon Forge: Jefferson City
A change of pace an hour from your cabin: 40-plus antique vendors under one roof at Mossy Creek Mercantile, plus coffee and lunch at Moon’s Cafe tucked inside the same building.
Gatlinburg Maps
GPS can get tricky in the mountains, so we’ve gathered every useful map, National Park trails, trolley routes, parking, and attractions, plus a tip on why numbered traffic lights are your best friend here.
Sightseeing Smoky Mountains: Little River Road
A 30-mile, no-passing-lane drive from Sugarlands Visitor Center to Cades Cove, with wading spots at Metcalf Bottoms and Meigs Falls along the way, plan on 1-1.5 hours plus stops.